In Laird, Saskatchewan, farmers and Indigenous community members engage in dialogue to address historical injustices related to land rights and title.
Synopsis
In Laird, Saskatchewan, farmers and Indigenous community members engage in dialogue to address historical injustices related to land rights and title.
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Synopsis
In Laird, Saskatchewan, farmers and Indigenous community members confront a long-standing land dispute. The documentary focuses on their efforts to address past injustices related to Indigenous rights and land title. Through conversations and shared experiences, residents work towards building friendships and understanding. The film captures the determination of these individuals to create a dialogue that acknowledges historical wrongs and seeks a path forward. It runs for 28 minutes and was released in 2016.
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Why Watch
- Meet local farmers in Laird, Saskatchewan.
- Find out about Indigenous land rights issues.
- See how communities can heal past injustices.
Did You Know
- The film is set in Laird, Saskatchewan, a small town in Canada.
- Reserve 107 was released in 2016 and has a duration of 28 minutes.
- Indigenous rights and title to land is a taboo topic for many Canadians.
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What is the main topic of Reserve 107?
The main topic of Reserve 107 is the discussion of Indigenous rights and title to land in Canada, particularly in Laird, Saskatchewan.
What year was the documentary Reserve 107 released?
Reserve 107 was released in 2016.
How long is the documentary Reserve 107?
The duration of Reserve 107 is 28 minutes.
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